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the tribune thursday february z 1s78 3 shine davis proudly displays his silver jubilee medal sdss student sale texas fruit is back stouffville the response to the oranges and grapefruits from texas was so positive in december that fee sdss student council has decided to hold a second sale of this fine fresh fruit the people from stouffville and the surrounding area who ordered fruit in december are being telephoned this week by students and are being asked if they wish ajiother supply other residents of stouffville or the surrounding area who did not get any fruit in december but would like to order some now may do so by phoning the school 6401433 one new aspect of the sale is that the student council is going to ask the customers to pick up their fruit at the school with deliveries being made only in cases where the person has no means of getting to the school for their fruit another feature of the sale will please our previous customers the price remains un changed small cases of either oranges or grapefruit will cost 575 for the 2025 pound box the large cases 4044 pounds still cost 975 for either the oranges or rubyred grapefruit thrown eggs disgusting newmarket two stouffville teenagers charged with assaulting two york regional police constables during an egg throwing melee on stouffvilles main st last halloween night were both placed on a 200 recognizance to keep the peace after their actions were described as disgusting by provincial judge m a charles bruce thornhill aged 19 and michael sprague also 19 heard the charges of assault dismissed however after judge charles had ruled there whitby opp praises helpful snowmobilers whitby last weeks storm created great havoc but whitby ontario provincial police were full of praise for a lot of people who opened up their homes to police and travellers total strangers in last weeks storm a spokesman for the i force said snowmobilers brought coffee and sandwiches to accident sites and helped tran sport stranded motorists we want to say thank you he said there was little injury in most ac cidents but last weekend additional accident reports were coming in thick and fast an uxbridge woman died at the height of the storm thursday january 26 when she was struck down on the shoulder of hwy no 12 near myrtle opp at whitby said elva irene rynard 64 of balsam st uxbridge left her husbands car at noon last thursday and stood on the road shoulder of hwy no 12 near prospect corners 4 miles north of myrtle where a multicar accident blocked the road in blowing snow she was struck down by a tractor trailer which swung over to avoid the first ac cident was insufficient evidence to convict the two both youths admitted they had been throwing eggs while mixing with about 250 other halloween revellers on main st but each denied that the eggs they threw had hit constables wilfred hunter and john thompson who were on foot patrol on the street that night constable hunter in his testimony described how youths threw eggs at cruisers in the area defence counsel for the accused youths told the court that halloween in stouffville is not a nice time he added egg throwing has become almost a game brand new 3495 00 fatal accident awillowdale woman on her way with her family to shop at knob hill farms market last saturday morning died when the car in which she vjfcs a passenger collided with another at the in- ersection of hwy no 7 and woodbine avenue police at oak ridges said i car driven by guiseppi aquino 40 of canes venue willowdale was sastbound on hwy no 7 md made a left turn at s ivoodbine avenue in the ah of a westbound car iriven by sandra booth 5 of bergen road scarborough ijh 31 imcsvlastlcatllllv iiioliw dcttmcm vjhsvi dead is rose aquino 63 a passenger in her sons car her husband raffaelo aquino also a passenger received head lacerations guiseppi was not injured no one in the car wore seat belts miss booth and her mother mrs lome booth wore seat belts and were not injured police said damage 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honour along with former reeve george richard son the medal is awarded for those who have contributed out standing service to their community shine was born in stouffville and lived here most of his life he operated a tobacco and sundries shop and did tailoring and alterations in the back his main st establishment with its potbellied stove was a favorite hangout for the older men in town until his retirement in 1972 besides his business mr davis was also for many years the towns tax collector and was later appointed a justice of the peace shine now 88 was wesley jack killed in crash a stouffville man died early saturday morning when his car crashed headon into another vehicle on hwy no 48 at dicksons hill north of markham ontario provincial police oak ridges said wesley p jack 63 of 265 second st stouffville was southbound at 515 am in the northbound lane as a northbound car drove over the brow of a hill both cars swerved to the southbound lane and collided mr jack had no seat belt in his wallet he carried a letter from his doctor saying he was excused from wearing a seat belt he died of severe chest injuries the driver of the northbound car gordon s frew 33 of sanford st newmarket was wearing a seat belt which was torn off in the ac cident he received lacerations to chin and knees and his abdomen was sore he was taken to scarborough centenary hospital and admitted for observation total damage to cars which were written off was estimated at 7000 see obituary page 9 also a longtime member of richardsons masonic lodge and has an im pressive attendance record he only missed one meeting in 52 years mr davis was quite surprised when the medal came i got this big parcel in the mail and said to myself what the devil is that laughed shine however he ad mitted that the medal was handsome and well worth waiting for when he was asked when he would wear it the irrespressible shine quipped when i get married vaunhnf 5 dav watch for our grand opening specials plum hollow garden 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